Luck isn't random—it's a framework you control through preparation, relationships, and daily choices. Dr. Tina Seelig, Stanford neuroscientist and author of 'What I Wish I Knew About Luck,' reveals how the stories you tell yourself become invisible barriers to opportunity, and how shifting your mindset unlocks the 'winds of luck' blowing past you constantly. Learn why appreciation compounds into extraordinary fortune, how to expand your risk tolerance one uncomfortable moment at a time, and why the words others speak about you can program your entire life—unless you choose to rewrite them. Luck is success apparently caused by chance but actually determined by preparation, relationships, and daily actions—fortune is what happens to you, luck is what you create.